足底压力研究综述——以足部溃疡的发展为重点

Jessica DeBerardinis, M. Trabia, J. Dufek
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足底溃疡的原因有很多,这是一种发生在足底组织的疼痛,常见于糖尿病、外周动脉疾病、肥胖,甚至高胆固醇。从这个角度来看,美国2910万糖尿病患者中约有15%会发展成[1]和[2]足部溃疡。这些原因可以用多种方法诊断,并具有合理的准确性;然而,由于足底组织的创伤,溃疡仍然会发生。测量足底组织内的压力被认为是测量创伤的合适替代方法;因此,已经开发了许多方法来测量足底组织中的压力和应力。这些方法-包括压力垫,力平台结合透视或足迹分析以及有限元建模-描述脚内发生的压力和应力;然而,他们的分析是有限的。局限性包括仅分析步态的站立阶段、测量压缩应力以及仅对健康个体进行分析。需要进一步的研究来实现在步态的所有阶段测量足底组织中的压力和剪切力的目标,并使用结果来诊断足底溃疡。
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Review of Foot Plantar Pressure—Focus on the Development of Foot Ulcerations
There are many causes of plantar ulceration, which is a painful sore that occurs in the plantar tissue, common in cases of diabetes, peripheral arterial disease, obesity, and even high cholesterol. By way of perspective, approximately 15% of over 29.1 million diabetics in the U.S. will develop foot ulceration [1] and [2]. These causes could be diagnosed using multiple methods with reasonable accuracy; however, ulcers will still occur due to trauma to the plantar tissue. Measurement of the pressures within the plantar tissue has been suggested to be a suitable surrogate to the measurement of trauma; thus, many methods have been developed to measure the pressures and stresses in the plantar tissue. These methods – which include pressure mats, force platforms combined with fluoroscopy or footprint analysis as well as finite element modeling – describe the pressures and stresses that occur within the foot; however, they are limited in their analysis. The limitations include analysis of only the stance phase of gait, measurement of compression stress, and analysis of only healthy individuals. Further studies will be needed to meet the goal of measuring stress within plantar tissues from compression and shear forces during all phases of gait, and using the results to diagnose plantar ulcerations.
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